Lost vape Ursa Nano Pod Kit

The Lost Vape Ursa Nano Pod Kit review and while this company were starting out on the road to vape product manufacturing, I was lifting my very first Ce4 clearomiser!

That was back in 2014 – A lot of vape juice has passed through various vape devices since.

Lost Vape has created a lot of vaping devices too over the last seven years, and during this time it’s shown its ability to adapt and respond to the ever changing needs of those who have remained avid vapers.

I mean, we’re dealing with products that are high end such as the Thelema DNA 250C down to more accessible box mods like the Grus 100W.

They may have overwhelmed and saturated the market since but 2018 was generally considered the year of the pod kit.

Lost Vape weas one step ahead of the competition when they released the first DNA chipset pod system, the Orion DNA GO.

However, Lost Vape also realised that not everyone was in a position to afford such high end chipsets. The Quest chip was born and products such as the Lost Vape Thelema Quest 200W Kit boasted capabilities well on par with its more expensive DNA counterpart.

Cheaper, more realistic Pod Kits were also on their agenda.

What Can We Expect From the Lost Vape Ursa Nano Pod Kit?

Not long back Lost Vape presented us with the Ursa Mini pod kit. It featured UB Lite PnP coils, a 1200mAh internal battery capable of anything up to 30W and a 0.96in screen.

Although the Lost Vape Ursa Nano Pod Kit also belongs to their Quest range, don’t expect it to retain the features of its older sibling.

It has a very traditional pod look and feel so we can expect simplicity across the board. Nothing fancy, no bells or whistles, replacing coils or button bashing.

Yup! We’re going with one of the best features a pod kit can include. Auto draw. To auto draw those potential new vapers. Well.. That’s what I always think.

The pods are disposable. Use them and lose them (responsibly, I might add).

There is airflow adjustability so I expect to achieve a decent MTL and even restrictive direct lung vape.

I’m not sure what material the coils use. There’s no mention of mesh so I will assume it’s single vertical round wire.

So with regard to flavour, I really don’t know what to expect – but we’re about to find out…

• Ursa Nano Pod Device
• 0.8ohm Ursa Nano Pod – disposable (2.5ml)
• Type C charging cable
• User Manual
• Warranty card

Lost Vape Ursa Nano Pod Kit – Key Features

Splendid, slim, sleek and smart. That’s the mantra Lost Vape are using for the Ursa Nano pod kit. I’ll be the judge of that by letting you know my unbiased thoughts.

The indisputable slim nature of the Lost Vape Ursa Nano pod kit means it’s evolved into a highly pocket friendly vaping device. It’s certainly thinner than its predecessor and comes in at half the weight.

The 800mAh internal battery is reputed to last an entire day. After which fast type C charging should have us up and running again in no time. Another two areas I’ll be looking at.

The Lost Vape Ursa Nano comes complete with multiple safety features built into the chip.

It comes in a variety of colours. Pick from Wave Blue, Wave Cyan (under review), Wave Purple, Wave Red, Wave Black, Twill Green, Twill Silver and Pacific Blue.

Lost Vape Ursa Nano Pod Kit – Specifications

There’s a standard and TPD version of the kit available.

The official website doesn’t state if the TDP pods are 2ml. Other than the obvious difference to package labeling, it looks like they’re identical.

…Besides, the site is also only showing replacement pods in 2.5ml…

• Dimensions 100.5 x 24.1 x 14mm
• Weight 61.3g
• Material Zinc alloy
• Liquid capacity 2.5ml
• Battery 800mAh (integrated)
• Battery voltage 3V – 4.2V
• Output voltage 3V – 3.9V
• Power range 5W – 18W
• Output current 2.5A – 5A